Star defensive end Maxx Crosby reacts to Raiders' hire of veteran head coach Pete Carroll as Antonio Pierce's replacement
The Las Vegas Raiders have been on a tumultuous run. With the hiring of Pete Carroll, the team is now on its seventh head coach since 2021, and Raiders owner Mark Davis said this has all been the result of Jon Gruden getting "his head chopped off" by those on the outside.
Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis said Monday that he believes Jon Gruden's resignation in 2021 set the organization back several years.
Carroll's energy is known and obvious, but he cranked it up a notch while taking on the challenge of coaching the Las Vegas Raiders.
With the Raiders trying to find their way out of the football wilderness, their owner has pinpointed the moment when the team lost its way. In the middle of his fourth season coaching the franchise in 2021,
The Raiders hired Pete Carroll as their next head coach and now the team is looking at a former staffer from his Seahawks days.
The glory years for the Raiders ended more than two decades ago. The tradition-rich franchise once known for its swagger as much as its championship pedigree has become a reclamation project.
The Las Vegas Raiders have now found their new head coach to lead the team on the field next season. The Raiders hired Pete Carroll last week and now the Raider
The Las Vegas Raiders made a big statement with their latest hire. Hiring Pete Carroll as their next head coach marked the first significant move of the Tom Brady era, and it certainly didn’t go unnoticed.
Tom Brady, former quarterback and new part-owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, is reshaping the franchise with experienced hires. He appointed Pete Carroll as head coach, John Spytek as general manager, and retained Patrick Graham as the defensive coordinator.
Speaking to reporters after Monday’s press conference introducing new coach Pete Carroll and new G.M. John Spytek, Davis explained that Brady fills a void the team had since October 2021, when former coach Jon Gruden was forced out by the leak of emails he sent to former Washington executive Bruce Allen while Gruden was working for ESPN.